Biling Solar Spot Lights Outdoor, Bright 700 Lumen Solar Lights Outdoor Waterproof IP67 for House Patio Pathway Yard Garden Driveway Pool - White(4 Pack)Global Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

I initially bought a few of these Biling Solar Spot Lights for my yard, but after seeing their performance, I've since added several more around my property. Each spotlight operates exactly as advertised, offering a bright 700-lumen output with a warm 3000K color temperature, which is both inviting and effective for landscape lighting.One of the most impressive features is their resilience in Arizona's harsh climate. They have withstood extreme temperatures, not only at peak highs but also throughout prolonged exposure to intense sunlight. This durability speaks volumes about the quality of the materials and the IP67 waterproof rating, which effectively protects them from rain, snow, and extreme heat.Assembly and installation couldn't be simpler. Within minutes, I was able to set them up, requiring no wiring or extra equipment. Just stake them in a spot that receives sunlight, and they’ll automatically charge during the day and illuminate the yard at night.I appreciate the dual lighting modes—low mode (350 lumens) and high mode (700 lumens)—which allow for flexibility depending on the ambiance you’re aiming for. On the high setting, the lights last about 8-10 hours, and even longer on the low setting, making them efficient and reliable throughout the night.In short, these solar spotlights are an excellent investment for anyone seeking reliable and bright outdoor lighting that can handle extreme weather conditions. I highly recommend them to anyone looking to enhance their yard with hassle-free and robust solar lights.Attached a couple of photos.

Have been using "solar lighting" for years, and this brand is the best solar lighting "spot-light" I have seen. This product is much appreciated because the former order was based on "misleading" product info. Despite showing a very similar design in it's "photo" the previous product was terrible. The light was blue, dim and died out after only a few weeks. But this was an improvement, on what I was actually trying to order. So the lesson is, the "Brand name" matters. Sometimes, it is an entirely different "product" despite what they show you on the screen. I saved "the box" from these.

I have had these spot light for about 2 weeks, They have worked great so far. They are very bright and have enough power to stay on all night, even after cloudy days. I was concerned over some reviews that said they were not water proof. Since I install them in my back yard it has rained almost every day. Two days ago we had a rain storm with very heavy rain driven by 60 MPH winds, It knocked out our power for 2 hours. But these solar lights came on at dark just like they were suppose to. I would say they had passed the waterproof test with flying colors.Update:Since I purchased these one of them has failed. Took it apart, did some trouble shooting, could not find any easy fix. Looks like some component on one of the circuit boards has failed it I am unable to get it to work. They should have lasted longer than this, I would be cautious about buying them.

We purchased a set of four and the day they arrived we bought another set of two, because we were so impressed with the quality and light.They were an experiment to see the viability and upward light range on solar lights, to see if we should add to our current low-voltage patio light system. We were so happy we ordered more immediately.They are warm and bright, and worked all night with the factory charge. The warm light looks good with our current patio lights (not on, as to show the spotlights on their own) as we were concerned since LED lights are often a cold blue. If anything they are almost too yellow!The images show lights on low mode, the high was way too much for the space. The low is perfect. The second image shows the (low) light cast from a distance, lighting a tree in the front yard and one in the back yard, I think the photos speak for themselves... (also pictured in the second photo, Phi Villa 11’ cantilever umbrella cover, purchased on Amazon).I didn’t have any issues with the stakes or adjusting the angles. A few times when I repositioned a light the stake would stay in the ground, but I just pulled it out and reattached it to the other half still in the base of the light. If that’s an issue for you, then I suggest pre-loosening hard or clay soil first.Time will tell how long they hold up, but so far we are thrilled.

These lights are great! I love having the choice of 2 light intensities. Liked them so much that I ordered a second set.

I purchased 2 sets of these lights in November 2022 and they remained boxed and unused until we installed them outside in May 2024. By March 2025 (less than one year since the lights were unboxed and installed outdoors), half of them stopped working! For the majority of them, the button on the back (to change lighting mode from low to high) stopped working - button won't click when you push it. Most of the lights stopped charging even after being exposed to bright sunlight and no rain for 48 hours. Also, there are water droplets inside the light area which suggests they are not as waterproof as described. Wrote to seller and they told me they only offer 1 year warranty so had to toss 2/3 of the lights out. Only plus is that they are easy to assemble and install and worked well in the first few months after installing them.

I purchased these lights to light up the neighborhood street sign. We were spending $50/month using commercial electricity, now we spend the cost of the lamps - about $20 for as long as they last. They have been installed for about 6 months and work perfectly. My only concern is that someone will steal them, but so far that has not happened. They come on automatically when it gets dark and go out automatically when it gets light. They recharge in daylight and do require direct sunlight. I tried three other brands before, and these are the best.I did not rate them for motion detection because that is not a feature.